Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
- The Z-score allows you to decide if your sample is different from the population mean. In order to use z, you must know four things:
- The population mean.
- The population standard deviation.
- The sample mean.
- The sample size.
- Usually in stats, you don’t know anything about a population, so instead of a Z score you use a T-Test with a T Statistic.
- The major difference between using a Z score and a T statistic is that you have to estimate the population standard deviation. The T test is also used if you have a small sample size (less than 30).
Only 25 and 28 are functions.
A function must have only one y value per x value. For 26, the y value of 0 and multiple others have two different y values. For 27, all x values less than 0 have multiple y values.
Answer:
The t distribution is used, because we have the standard deviation for the sample.
Step-by-step explanation:
When to use the z or the t distribution?
When we have the standard deviation for the population, we use the z distribution.
When we have the standard deviation for the sample, we use the t distribution.
In this question:
We have the standard deviation for the sample, which means that the t distribution is used.
Here, you just want to solve it by finding a common denominator.
1/5+2/7, because she read 1/5 and 2/7 of the book on separate days. The common denominator is 35.
7/35+10/35
=17/35
So that's how much of the book she read before Saturday.
Now it says that on Sunday she read 5/9 of the remaining pages, meaning:
1-17/35 should give us our answer
35/35-17/35=18/35
But since it says she read 5/9 of the remaining pages, we need to multiply 18/35 by 5/9 to get what 5/9ths of 18/35 is.
(18/35)(5/9)=2/7
Therefore she read 2/7ths of the book on Sunday.
